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NodeStealer Can Now Record Everything Victims Type and Steal Their Screenshots

NodeStealer has returned with a more invasive toolkit. The Python-based information stealer can now record keystrokes, watch copied text, and capture victims’ screens, turning an account-stealing infection into continuous surveillance. The change raises the stakes for people whose browsers hold work, banking, or social-media access. First tracked in 2023, NodeStealer initially focused on sensitive browser […] The post NodeStealer Can Now Record Everything Victims Type and Steal Their Screenshots appeared first on Cyber Security News.
NodeStealer has returned with a more invasive toolkit. The Python-based information stealer can now record keystrokes, watch copied text, and capture victims’ screens, turning an account-stealing infection into continuous surveillance. The change raises the stakes for people whose browsers hold work, banking, or social-media access. First tracked in 2023, NodeStealer initially focused on sensitive browser data and Facebook accounts. It later widened its interest to Facebook Ads Manager accounts and payment-card information. The latest activity mainly affected victims in…
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